Claudiu Genes
Ph. D.
Head of the Cooperative Quantum Phenomena group at Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light in Erlangen, Germany
Fabio Mezzacapo
Ph. D
Postdoc 2013-2017, now CNRS researcher at ENS de Lyon, France.
Marina Litinskaya
Ph. D.
Postdoc 2014-2016, now she is a research associate and sessional lecturer at The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
Enrique Rico
Ph. D.
Postdoc, now Ikerbasque tenure track researcher.
Tao Ying
Ph. D.
Postdoc, now tenure track at Department of Physics, Harbin Institute of Technology, 150001 Harbin, China
Luca Lepori
Ph. D.
Postdoc from 2013 to 2015, now he is a researcher at
Università degli Studi dell'Aquila, L'Aquila, Italy
Adriano Angelone
Ph. D.
Ph. D. 2014-2017, Postdoc 2018, now he is a Postdoc at SISSA and ICTP, Trieste, Italy.
Davide Vodola
Ph. D.
Postdoc 2015, now is a Postdoc at University of Swansea, UK.
Rogelio Gabriel Díaz-Méndez
Ph. D.
Postdoc 2013-2016, now he is a postdoc at KTH, the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden.
Tiago Santiago Do Espirito Santo
Ph. D. Student
Visiting Ph. D. 2018
Edoardo Tignone
Ph. D.
Ph. D. 2013-2016, now he works in the private sector as a Data Scientist,
Marion Moliner
Ph. D.
Postdoc, now she works as a Data Scientist in the private sector.
Stefan Schütz
Ph. D.
After my PhD research at Saarland University, in the theoretical quantum physics group of Giovanna Morigi, I joined Guido Pupillo‘s group in October 2016. My focus lies on the studies of open quantum systems in the framework of Quantum Master Equations in order to describe effective interactions that are mediated by auxiliary systems, e.g. confined light fields. Its presence can, for instance, induce collective dissipative processes and alter transport properties. Such effects open the way to modify properties of light and matter in a desired manner.
Keywords: Quantum Master Equation, light-matter interactions, effective coherent and dissipative couplings
Keywords: Quantum Master Equation, light-matter interactions, effective coherent and dissipative couplings
Andreas Geißler
Ph. D.
Already in my undergraduate studies, I have been strongly interested in
the theoretical analysis of strongly correlated many particle quantum
systems. Up to my master’s thesis the focus has mainly been on condensed
matter systems – with a short detour into classical field theory as
applied to the study of orientation maps in the primary visual cortex.
Throughout my doctorate research, I have investigated the possibility of
supersolidity in strongly correlated Rydberg quantum gases. Now as a
research fellow, I am working on the characterization of the many-body
localization transition using operator based methods. The overarching
motif of my research is the development of efficient many-body methods
to crack their associated exponential complexity.
Keywords: Numerical Many-Body Methods, Ultracold Quantum Gases, Many-Body Localization
Curriculum Vitae
Keywords: Numerical Many-Body Methods, Ultracold Quantum Gases, Many-Body Localization
Curriculum Vitae